Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-30
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

III 0Uy
day hoisted $50 cars OF ore.
Born on July FL, at Lion City, Montana,
to the wife of Almeda Bessette, q son.
Messrs. Walton h Nichols are in receipt
OF q carload of Lemp's st. Louis beer
daily.
The case against st. Ange in the Probate
Court was dismissed yesterday by Judge
Irvine.
The Keystone Club meets tonight for
important business. A full attendance is
desired.
E. A. Wynne ratified a horse last night at
Jane A.sLynch's resort, which Doc Newbro
won, throwing forty-four.
Two trains passed Silver Bow yesterday
for Butte with 9 cars of coal, z of wood, 2
of mining timbers and l OF tagging.
Good work is being done on the road to
the Road House in the way OF widening and
placing in more serviceable condition.
Most of the ranches between here and
| Silver Bow have cut their hay. Some are
yet busily engaged in cutting and storing.
At half-past ten o'clock this morning
funeral services will be held at st.
Pasrick's in memory of the late Archbishop
4egaers.
The Bonner Mercantile Company show
their estimation of Manager Mcguire by
donating handsome satin programmes on
the OCCASION of his benefit Friday evening.
There was an addition to the police force
yesterday. Officer Jordan's wife presented
him with a son, and Jordan says he'll run
him for chief of police when he comes OF
age.
Tomorrow morning at 1890 funeral
services will be held in St. Patrick's church
for the late Archbishop Seghers, who on
the 23d OF November last got killed by his
servant Fuller.
Parties who purchase tickets on the out
side for the Mcguire benefit had better take
the same to Calkins' book store and nave
them reserved, so as to insure a seat for
Friday evening.
Superintendent Ben Tibbey of the Parrot
moved into his newly erected house on
| Upper Main street above Copper yesterday,
by which Dublin Gulch loses one OF it's most
enterprising citizens.
The friends of John Gordon will be happy
to hear that he is convalescing, though
slowly, from the effects of being thrown
from a buggy some five weeks ago. He will
be on his legs again
Numerous attachments were placed on
the White Elephant Restaurant yesterday
and the Sheriff took possession under Z
chattel mortgage which will be foreclosed
and under which it will be sold out.
The Butte Rifle Club is notified to meet
at the Office Of j. j. Mediation at $50
O'Clock this evening to transact business Of
Importance. The Importance of the bust
ness calls for a full attendance.
A good many trips to the p%ostofice were
saved on Monday by Abe Heyman's COL
lection system when he look 1890 letters
to the Office from all his boxes. Pat Talent
M ho r1lv lob A he =, tho Po m Nth or,f a n
apology.
Yesterday afternoon DR.. Musigbrod re-
ceived intelligence that some more of his
blooded stock had been run over by a
train of the Montana Union and he took
the evening train for home, thereby missing
he concert he had specially come up to en-
Joy.
Genevieve, the fve-weeks old daughter of
Michael and Mrs. McNulty, of Walkerville,
died at 2:3O O'Clock this morning. The
funeral will take place from their residence
at $50 o'clock this afternoon. Friends
| and relatives of the family are invited to
attend.
The posters advertising John Magnire's
benefit date it Friday, the 2Sth. Every
body knows it is set for Friday and refer
ence to the almanac shows that is the goth.
He will have a bumper house anyway on
Eiiudy AISAU. 4ICheCs arr SelIlHS IKE uot
cakes.
The Philharmonic Club concert last night
was a success in every respect but attend
ance. A programme full of the richest
gems of the classic and modern schools
was rem Tered faultlessly and was fully APP
preciated by the small but select audience
present.
Died at South Butte, July &c, OF maras-
mus, Erma, twin daughter of Frank and
Mary Ould, aged 1 year and II days.
Funeral from the parents residence, Thurs
day, July 20. Friends and acquaintance
respectfully invited. Ogden and Salt Lake
papers please copy.
The excursion to Soda Springs
ed for tomorrow will lea We by the regular
south bound train at ITO p. m. Round
trip fare $1O:5O good until Sunday. The
thanks of the press are due General Agent
Baldwin for the courtesy of an invitation
extended to participate.
Died at South Butte, July 26. of maras-
mus, Erma, twin daughter of Frank and
Mary Ould, aged l year and ~ days.
Funeral from the parents residence,
Thursday, July %, at 2 p. m. Friends
and acquaintance respectfully invited.
Ogden and Salt Lake papers please copy.
While Tom Parsons was breaking in a
fractions horse last Saturday on the road
to Horse Canyon, the beast ran into q
rock pile on the road. The vehicle was up
set, throwing Parsons out, and his foot
catching in a piece of iron on the DASH
board he received a painful cut in tie calf
OF the leg which will lay him up at least six
weeks.